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It’s addictively simple to use, and unites the initial task with your e-mail conversations. Let’s say a colleague asks you to resolve an issue. He CCs this e-mail to [email protected]. Then, you comment on the situation by using “Reply to all.” If you leave [email protected] among the recipients of the initial email, the task description will be updated in Wrike. If you add files and pictures to the e-mail response, they will be attached to the task as well. If you include third parties in the To/CC fields, the Wrike task will also be shared with them. Now, when you decide to go back to the task in Wrike and work on it directly, you will see its updated state and waste no more time trying to recall what you previously discussed with your colleauges. Stay tuned! Later, we'll be applying these rules to replying to email notifications. Click here to see the latest updates to our Wrike email integration.
Many of us start our workday with a quick inbox check. However, this "quick check" may often turn into hours of following up, sifting through tons of e-mails and switching over from one task to another. With Wrike’s To-Do e-mails, you can do it much better and faster, especially now that you can schedule them! Many of us start our workday with a quick inbox check. However, this "quick check" may often turn into hours of following up, sifting through tons of e-mails and switching over from one task to another. With Wrike’s To-Do e-mails, you can do it much better and faster, especially now that you can schedule them! Whether you are an early bird who starts the workday at 8 a.m. or a night owl getting to the desk by 8 p.m., now you can set your daily to-do e-mails to be sent right when you start working. This way, your daily agenda will be the first e-mail you read while getting to business, so you can plan your time wisely and avoid missing major tasks in the inbox silos. To choose the time that suits you best, change your profile settings:
Love staying on top of task updates, but wondering how to tailor your email notifications for specific changes in the tasks you follow? Now you can change your email notification settings to suit your individual needs and monitor only the updates you care about. How is this useful? Say you're on the marketing team and need to publish a blog post (such as this one!) once the text has been finalized. Your cue to jump in is when the copywriter has been unassigned from the task. So you may not need to know when the task description is revised by the copywriters, but you do need to know when the assignees change. In this case, uncheck the "Description changed" notification and leave the box for "Assignees changed" marked. To adjust your email notification settings, go to the "Email addresses" tab of your profile settings. Check or uncheck the notification boxes to customize the info that lands in your inbox. Email notifications you can opt in or out of: Task or folder created Comments added Task status changed Task description changed Task dates changed Task moved to another folder New task assigned/Assignees changed This new feature is available for all Wrike users, from Freemium to Enterprise. Because everyone deserves a cleaner inbox.